A live webinar from Thrive4Life

Webinar: What Men Should Know - Prostate and Testicular Cancer

As part of the Thrive4Life Men’s Health Matters campaign, this live webinar explores two important areas of men’s health: prostate cancer and testicular cancer. While these can be difficult topics to think about, understanding the signs, risks and value of early action can make a real difference.

This session will provide clear, expert-led guidance on what men should be aware of, what symptoms should not be ignored, and when to seek medical advice. Early detection saves lives, and greater awareness can help people act on concerns sooner.

We are delighted to feature Professor Senthil Nathan, Consultant Urological Surgeon at Cleveland Clinic London, Honorary Associate Professor at University College London, and Chair of Urology and Director of Robotic Surgery & Innovations at Cleveland Clinic London. He brings extensive expertise in urological cancer surgery and minimally invasive treatments, including robotic surgery.

This webinar offers practical insight that could make an important difference, whether for your own health or someone close to you.

Webinar duration: About 30 minutes, plus time for questions and answers.

Your speaker is Professor Senthil Nathan

Professor Senthil Nathan is a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Cleveland Clinic London, Honorary Associate Professor at University College London, and Chair of Urology and Director of Robotic Surgery & Innovations at Cleveland Clinic London. He is an internationally recognised specialist in urological cancer surgery and minimally invasive treatments, including robotic surgery, with experience spanning more than 35,000 procedures.

With longstanding involvement in surgical innovation, including early advances in robotic surgery, Professor Nathan has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed publications and delivered over 1,000 lectures internationally. He brings exceptional clinical expertise and practical insight to this important discussion on prostate and testicular cancer awareness, early detection and treatment.